... on to argue that since 1950s-era COBOL MOVE is “a classic OO-widget” and has gone instinct that “the fundamental underpinnings for the OO movement simply don’t hold up.” While historically interesting ... , personally, do not believe that OO is a dead-end, although perhaps a case could be made. Paul doesn’t make it. Much more than the threadbare argument or the actual question of OO relevence, I was compelled...

Made on the 200-acre Sprout Creek Farm in Dutchess County, New York, Ouray (OO-ray) is a cheese with a mission. The proceeds from sales of the cheese fund the farm's educational programs, which are its primary focus. Established in the early 1980s as a way...

Tim Elliott at Winecast has invited me to join him on his very first live podcast on Wednesday, April 18, at 9:oo p.m. EDT/6:00 p.m. PDT. Get all the details (you’ll need to scroll down as the permalink isn’t working) at his blog, and join us with your questions...

Tim Elliott at Winecast has invited me to join him on his very first live podcast on Wednesday, April 18, at 9:oo p.m. EDT/6:00 p.m. PDT. Get all the details (you’ll need to scroll down as the permalink isn’t working) at his blog, and join us with your questions...

Celebrate New Year’s Eve at The Grape Junction corner of Route 66 and Highway 99 in Stroud, OK. The Grape Junction: 918-625-6662 From 8:oo p.m. – Fireworks & Ball Drop at Midnight. Food, Beer and Wine by the glass live music and much more in the downtown Stroud, Oklahoma area. New Year’s Day 2008 at Territory Cellars http://www.territorycellars.com/ ½ mile North of Turner Turnpike...

... with the big O.O. ...Opus One is a joint venture international premium wine venture between Napa legend ... , MY!O.O. (located on the main drag in Napa) is a modern temple to high-end winemaking. Touring the O.O. facility literally changed how I look at wine. I've spent a lot of time working for major CPG companies, so I'm no stranger to touring manufacturing facilities - and what I saw at O.O. floored...

Finally.  Real, quality food writing arrives on the pages of Utah's major newspaper: MIDWAY - Let's be clear: Tarahumara (tah-rah-oo-mah-rah) isn't a dive. If its obscurity classifies it as a hole-in-the-wall, then it's a pretty hole in a pretty wall. It exists in a town with few dining options; most of them aren't very good. But what makes the restaurant stand out even more is that it serves...

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I don't want your FREE-dom!"Crap, has anybody seen my shoes? The silver flats?"Girl, all I want right now is you-hoo, Doo doo doo-oo!"Don't you have them on?""That's only the left one..."This is Etsuko's fault . Then again, I should have known better. Last year, I attended her first BYOS party, a much smaller affair that nonetheless left us all with the burning question, "Did I pay?" This time...

... for shorter trips but to really get away from it all. Good for you for doing something you love!” ~O.O....